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Balancing Your Life and Time-Management Skills

Help students master the skills they need to achieve academic success. Teach students how to balance their life, set priorities and manage their time.

Balancing Your Life ^[1]

Positive attitude and self-esteem

Help students develop an internal locus of control and help them understand that positive thinking helps you cope with all kinds of problems.

Attitude Check ^[2]

Childhood Anxiety and Stress

Help students learn simple coping tools to manage stress and handle worries and separation anxiety

Flying Stress Balloons

Building rapport

Fear in a Hat ^[3]

Relationships with peers

Help students develop healthy relationships, recognize true friends, and develop refusal skills.

Building Friendships ^[4]

Childhood Anxiety and Stress

Help students learn simple coping tools to manage stress and handle worries and separation anxiety

Flying Stress Balloons

Anger management

Out of Control ^[5] ^[6]

Friendship/Social Skills

Teach students to read social cues and guess intentions. Help students see what is positive about their classmates

Character Cards ^[7]

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1.		Wellness Activities for Youth Volume 2 by Sandy Queen These whole-person, “no-put-down” activities help young people make healthy choices about physical and emotional health, relationships, stress management, substance abuse, and more.

2.		Wellness Activities for Youth Volume 1 by Sandy Queen Kids won’t listen to lectures about exercise or cholesterol—but they will get involved and learn by participating in fun exercises that help them focus on leading healthy, happy lives.

3.		Wilderdom Games by James Neill

4.		Group Interventions & Exercises for Enhancing Children's Communication, Cooperation, & Confidence By: MELISSA E. DeROSIER, PhD Empirically-based therapeutic interventions for children ages 6 to 12 who are experiencing peer problems such as bullying, rejection, and social isolation.

5.		104 Activities That Build by Alanna Jones

6.		104 Activities That Build by Alanna Jones Self-Esteem, Teamwork, Communication, Anger Management, Self-Discovery and Coping Skills

7.		Cultivating Kindness in School Ric Stuecker Activities That Promote Integrity, Respect, and Compassion in Elementary and Middle School Students

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Plan Smart Book Club.
Start a book club designed to engage parents or students. Together, you and a small group study issues relevant to the emotional and social needs of students (examples: divorce, bullying, social skills, anger management).

Plan Smart Book Club includes a list of books selected by School Counselors that have successfully been used in counselor / parent and counselor / student bookclubs.

For each book we will include:

A flyer invitation
The flyer describes the book’s content. You modify this word document and send it to people inviting them to attend
An e-mail invitation
Similar to the flyer but appropriate to cut and paste into an email
A web page invitation
Similar to the flyer but appropriate to post on your parent portal.
Discussion questions to guide your meeting
This could be available to the participants ahead of time or could be used as an outline by the group leader.
A survey template
Use this to follow-up your Book Club Meeting and ask for suggestions for future meetings.

Thanks for the input you have provided for this project. If you've more thoughts please tell Catherine.

The Plan Smart Book Club is free to all subscribed Plan Smart users

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